The hosts were blessed with fantastic weather at the start of the beer garden on Monday. But not every corona protective measure made sense to the hosts.
District - Optimal conditions prevailed at the beer garden restart in the district of Freisings. In summer temperatures, many curious people stopped by their favorite host. "It was a good day for a Monday," said Martina Killermann from Gasthaus Lerner in Vötting. Around 50 guests visited the reduced-table beer garden during the afternoon.
According to the regulations, all guests had to write down a list and were led to the tables. Finally you could take off the mask there to place the order. Spontaneously arriving guests were also welcome, as long as places were free. "The reservation process is not yet going well, but it will certainly get used to it," was Martina Killermann's assessment.
Landlady: Corona doesn't spread more after 8 p.m.
The Monday in the Nagerl beer garden in Marzling also ran very smoothly. There was a lot of activity in the kitchen to provide all guests with food in the short period of time until 8 p.m. Innkeeper Franz Nagerl is not entirely satisfied with the 8 p.m. regulation. "The evenings are getting longer, and when it gets cozy, the end is over." Over 50 visitors came to the Alten Wirt in Langenbach on Monday.
Finally sitting and rattling in a beer garden again: Franziska and Claudia at the Alten Wirt in Langenbach.
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Landlady Beate Gotzel is also not satisfied with the early closure of the beer garden. "We have set everything up according to hygiene regulations." In her opinion, the virus should spread more widely after 8 p.m., which is rather unlikely. The friends Franziska and Claudia didn't care. “Finally, to have a really cozy chat in the beer garden - just wonderful. Even if it will only remain with a glass of wine. "
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“For a Monday” went quite well for Martina Killermann in the Learner's Vöttingen beer garden.
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